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What True Merit Will Do.

+ The unprecedented sale of Boschee's
German Syrup within few years has
astonished the world. 1t is without
doubt, the safest and best remedy ever
discovered for the speedy and effectual
cure of Coughs, Colds and the severest
Lung troubles. 1t acts on an entirely
different principle from the usual pre-
scriptions given by physicians, as it
does not dry up Cough and leave the
disease still in the system, but on the
contrary removes the cause of the
trouble, heals the parts affected and
leaves them a purely healthy condition.
A bottle kept in the house for use when
the diseases make their appearance,
viii save doctors bills and long spell
of serious illness. A trial will convince
you of these facts. 1t is positively sold
by all druggists and general dealers in
theland. Price, rs cts, large bottles,
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SEwRIEt's SALE.

T-~FT.n AND EY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
u ni sale issnei by TIE Clerk 81 the district
Court OF dickinson COUNT, state OF Kans.s. in
cause pending therein. Inrrein john Bisiler -
plaintiff, and John cunningham, Lucy Ann tED-
nisghanl The Westinghouse CcnsyTny. Hesrflg-
hrEsc siaci:.' oHpd: ~ ..s:sii aa'f. 'Til',
on
Saturday, kay IT. & D. Ie57
al tie front door Of the coarf oEse Il, the cts o:
Abilene. county % Dickinson. State OF Kansas, at
10 Clock, m. 81 -a.a say, sell 70 the hignest
bidder for cash. :he following real estate, tO-1it:
Lot number xix 90 and Cd in block number
ninrreen 49, in The city 81 Chapman. in iiicS-
ins0n County. Stare Of saS The sail real
estate viii lie sGi. l:JIT-uant 10 tAr Judgment OF
The Court in SKID cause re,.ited III said order Of
sale.
Witness my hand this 31st day of March, A.
ID. 1887.
J. j. MILLER,
Sheriff of Dickinson county, Kansas.
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An old Enifanll.
Record

James Payn, the novelist, in his novel,
Thicker Than Water" quotes one of the
most pathetic and expressive epitaphs in the
world:
Here lies an old woman who was always tired,
For she lived in a house where no servant was
hired.
And her last words on earth were, Dear friends,
am going
Where no washing is done, nor churning nor
sewing;
Where all things will be just exact to my
wishes,
For where there's no eating there's no washing
of dishes
TIlbe where loud anthems forever are ringing,
But, having no voice, I'll get quit Of the singing.
Don't mourn for me now, and mourn for me
never,
For I'm going to do nothing for ever and ever
Detroit Free Press
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American Fables.

A Boy Who was Passing Pond Saw
Frog jump from a Log Among Mass o
Rocks, where he would be safe from Mis-
siles, and assuming an injured tone the lac
remarked:
"Have l ever done you Harm that yor
should thus Avoid mes'
''Never," replied the Frog.
Then, why such Actiony'
"Simply because there can be no Fun be
tween us except at my expense"
MORAL
The Boy Chugged at him, but the Frog
Dodged it.
TIE PARROT AND THE MONKEY
a Parrot was swinging in her cage under
tree when q monkey owned at the next
house came over to Boast that he had the
Wisest Mistress in the World. The Parro,
squawked and cackled and resented the Al
legation, and added:
No one can compare with my own mis-
treSs for true wisdom
The subject was being Holly Disputed
when down few the Crow, and it was
agreed to leave it to him.
''Why, Ladies and Gentlemen said tbs
Crow, 'sthe Fact that neither Of them Has
even good Common Sense is proved Off
hand by their Keeping the likes of you for
Petsf'
Our Defenders are Sometimes the Best
Witnesses against us.-Detroit Free Press.
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HE TOOK ONE.

The store was dinlly lighted, and
The clerk my wants employed,
Leaned er the counter toward me, Wills
Her listless fingers toyed
Among some samples Of the trade
Surmounted by a card which said,
Take one"
She raised the placard carelessly,
Until it touched her lips;
She seemed to hide kiss behind
Her slender finger tips;
Her blue eyes plainly seemed to say:
''You can't but don't you wish you mayT
Her lips were smiling coyly, though
Hooked over ct the card, and SO
Took one.
Yale Record
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SHERiEE'S sale.

I TNDER AND DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
y ofs:ie iSsur1 b. The Ci,ri Of 'he Uistric;
10 = % pir,i!l-Nn cOuEIy. stare Of E.'r~Is. In p
tv-iS,- i,.nti' ihcHs-iIi. wherein Daniel p. Hol-
riE:i j. IinIlii. ak :-nSan Mct Oy Davis, Mccoy,
b. 4 .ibt,,.. -HCOb Augustine, a. IL. Lebold and
George ~. Carpenter defendants. will, on
Saturday, MAJ 2!st, 4 D. 1887,
az th front Loor OF the court house. in the city of
Abil'He, CogIny a. dickinson, State of kHnsIs.
a. IL 0clO X d L. uf sid day sell 10 the highest
bidder for cash, the following real estate tO-wit:
Lots number ten (l0) and twelve (12) on Spruce
street in Augustine & LebOld's subdivision of
Thompson and McCOy's addition TO The city of Alb
ilene, in Dickinson county, state of Kansas. The
above described lots will be offered for sale Sep
arately. The said real estate will be sold pur-
slart 10 the judgment of the Court in said
cause recited in said order OF sale.
witness my hand this 18Th day OF April, A. r..
1857
j. j. MILLER
3f-zt Sheriff OF Dickinson County.
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What "A Pity!

The recent death of DR.. Archibald A.
Hodge recalls this anecdote illustrating Lis
methods in the class rooms: Once while he
was professor in the theological seminary
he asked a student for definition of eter-
nifty. The student need not have been
ashamed to confess his inability to answer
that question, but after some hesitation, he
replied that he used to know the definition,
but had forgotten it. ''Oh, my, my, myr'
exclaimed DR.. Hedge, bringing his hand
down forcibly upon the table. what a
calamity. The only man in the universe that
ever knew what eternity is has forgotten -
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Executors Sale

STATE OF KANSAS. ! IS.
Dickinson County,
In the Probate Court OF said county.
In the matter of the estate of Samuel Thomas
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that I, the undersigned
Executor of tine last viii and testament OF Samuel
Thomas, late of said county, deceased. will OF
Saturday, the 30h dag of April a. d. 1887 al ~
O'Clock p M of said day at the front door OF the
court house OF said county in the city OF Abilene
in said county. sell at public sale, to the highest
bidder, the following described real estate stu
ated in said Dickinson county tO-wit: The east
half "a of the southwest quarter "a Of section
fourteen (I4) in township eleven az range two(2)
east. Said sale pursuant To an order heretofore
on the 9Th Jay of February 4. d. 1857, ISSUED 10y
the Probate Court OF said comfy.
Terms of Sale -S3Jc. cash, balance one veal
from day Of sale with per cent inter; 81 from
date of sale.
EPHRAIM FISCEL,
324t. Executor.
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THE WITNESS.

He calmly takes his place, 80
And stands with stately grace
L smile upon his face,
Broad and bland.
/ must affirm. he said,
AMI proudly raised his head; -.
An oGth to me is dead,
On the stand
The lawyers daze his wits,
literally give him fits,
- nd break him all TO bits
In their net.
Questions they snrewdiy ply
TIL they make the witness lie
And he wishes he may die,
You can bet.
He leaves with sullen pace,
With hot and crimson face,
A decidedly hard case,
Made to squirm.
He is surly as bear,
And to himself right there
He furiously doth swear,
Not affirm.
Montreal Legal News
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
publication Notice.

To Abram Snyder, OF Dewitt, Clinton county,
Iowa:
You will take notice that you have been sued in
the District Court of Dickinson County, State OF
Kansas: that the title of said action is Mary e.
Snyder, plaintiff, against you the said AbrGm
Snyder, defendant that the petition for said
plaintiff was fled on the 30th day of March, 1857
ih.t The said suit is brought by said plaintiff
Mary L. Snyder, TO obtain decree ,livorc:ng heI
frna you absolutely, on the grounds OF extrvne
cruelty, gro neglect Of duty. ai,d aIul;Ty: iha.
y0a are required 10 @nsw> + or demLr to Il: pei
ii.'n OF before the ON Day OF My. y. y. l"S7.
or .he same will be ta.ArIi a. cOlir,erL GnG jad.
meat ana decree TrnGered accordingly.
MANY {. SNYuES.
BY MeOy Sc 1rlivy her a'tys.
Atie>t: u. \. =. iLLHAkT, II, ia Disf. COAT
l2sALJ 32-6'.
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It is 10 O'Clock, p m. Adelbert take.
leave of Emma, the object of his affection
to whom he is engaged to be married.
Emma-Fare thee well, darling of my
soul, and when thou gazest on the moon
remember that she who loves thee more
than words can tell, also gazes upon yon dis
tant orb and thinks of thee and thee alone.
Five minutes later: 81 say, NAV, what
has become Of them cold baked beans that
WIS left over from dinnerl / feel as empty
as a barrel Texas Siftings.
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Notice Of Appointment.

STATE OF KANSAS, S.
Dickinson County.
In the matter Of the estate OF Michael Bowling
late of Dickinson County, Kansas.
Notice Is hereby given, that on the 21St day of
March A. d. 1887, the undersigned was by the
Probate Court OF Dickinson County, Kansas, duly
appointed and qualified rs administrator OF
the estate of Michael Bowling late OF Dickinson
County, deceased. All parties interested in said
eSfat" viii tGke notice, aud govern themselves
accordingly.
JOHN T. LEARY,
Administrator.
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RONDO.

Coon has a bushy tail,
:Ros'um's tail am bar,
Rabbit has no tail at all
But little bunch of har.
Washington Critic.
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Notice Of appointment.
STATE OF KANSAS,

STATE OF KANSAS,
! atkinson OuntN.
In the matter OF Iile estate of clara \. kraron
late on i)ic,linoOa ounty, Kansas.
NO,icc Is hereby given that On the 24th day nf
MaTcn, A. ID. 1851, thc undersigned was, by The
Probate court OF dickinson ounty. Kansas, Gu!y
appointed aud ,iral,tie,; as administrator "F tiir
tsIatc o. Clara \. Kenyon late OF Dick! DSou
ounty, Gecea ed. all parties interested IN Sid
eSate will take notice, and govern themselves
accordingly.
GEORGE c. KENYON,
Administrator.
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Spoiled for the Servic!

Commanding ofhcer-Bring your COM
pany up.
Captain Gust taken back into the ARMY
Wen, III go and talk to the boys and see If
they'll come.
'sGreat starsl Where have you been since
you left the sr1nyf' =
Seen commanding q regiment of mil
tia n-Omaha Worli
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II you want to make fortune you must
produce something that appeals to the mil
lions, or to the milionaires -Jacksnnvilis
Times.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS.

. n 7 4 Vt NANOllS, Z
Dickinson County, 9''
In the District CORE of sad County and state
Sarah j. Galloway, Plaintiff,
VS..
Joseph II. Galloway, Defendant
To the -ai. Defendant, Joseph II. Galloway:
lou re hereby notified that you have beer
SIZED, by s9l plalntiff, Sarah j. Galloway, b. hr
petition cetl In the District Court within AID o
the County Of Dickinson and State of Kans;ts. OF
the IA h Gay Of January, A. d. 1887, and uu
must answer said petition on or before the ;;ii
day 81 May, \. d. 1887, or the said petition sill
ar idh''n a. true and judgment rendered arIHsl
you, dlvUrclng ali plaintiff from GU and award.
ar 10 lid plaintiff the custody of youi mi Oh
Children. IO-wit: John W tiuIoway, lila Jane
galloway and George Erwin Galloway.
W. p. SEEDS.
AuCrueX for Plaiati1.
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Paste Kim in Your Hat.

A mans success in politics depends in nc
small degree upon his ability to look cheer
full and say nothing. Philadelphia Press.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-05-13
Death Of Promising Young Man.

Mr. Frndail Marbury, Jr, son of Fen
dali Marbury, Esq, of this comfy, died on
"Wednesday, at his residence on North Cal
vert street, E itim ,re This sad intelligence
will be read with sorrow by the many friends
of this esti:uable nd talent ed young man
He was in the very prime OF vigorous man
hood, being only p years of age, and had
every prospect of brilliant future. In school
boy days he began to manifest those sterling
traits Of character and rare gifts OF intellect
that would have made the attain ment OF gen
uIne success in life certain, had he been
spared to achieve it. After completing
course of studies at the Academy here and
afterwa ards at ST. Johns College, he entered
the Mary land University Law School i'll Bal
timore, and graduated with hi CHEST honors IN
the class of 1884. II then accepted silua-
ton in the Title Insurance Company OF Bal
timore and made that city his home. After
two years Of laborious service in searching
titles in the record oftic $, he was persuaded
by his friends ami selatives 10 abandon the
work this spring; aud he then began the
practice Of his profession i'll the flee OF his
uncle, Col. Charles Marshall. He had scarce
ly made the change before his eyesight COM
lnencrd TO fail, and after unsuccessful treat
meut i'm Baltimore lie went to Phiaie' phia,
and was treated by all eminent oculist there
The Philadelphia ply scia.. discovered that
ahe trouble was due to an affection Of the
brain aud was likely TO result fatally.
He leaves a wife, nfe Miss Lucy Marbnry,
and Two children-7a daughter and son.
The deepest sympathy is felt i'll this comma
nifty for his distressed family. The funeral
will take place TO day at Il o'clock from his
late reside nee in Baltimore
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School Examination.


correspondent al Forestville sends us
lie following account of a public examina-
lion held last Friday in the school taught by
our young friend, Mr.. Willie Chew. He
las our congratulations for the success with
which his work seems to be rewarded:
FOREsTvILLE, Md.
NEssRs. EDITORS On last Friday was
held the ann Gal examination of the pEblic
school ill this village. Mr.. Chew, our teach
er, has been very laborious and energetic IN
his duties during the term, and his services
are highly appreciated by the patrons. lie
exam nation was alike creditable to teacher
and pupils, and gave evidence OF diligence on
beth sides 1t was i fair and honest test OF
sln % rosress of the school. 1t was full and
thorough. There was nothing prepared fol
The occasion, and the scholars had to depend
npon what they had acquired during the
whole term for the correctness OF their an
swers. There were present the Misses Bryan
Humphrey, Perry, Bayne, and MIR. Dent
teachers from neighboring schools; Revs
Nessrs. Brayshaw and kuhmann, anu
Nessrs. Reede, Arm ,tro ne, A. &. Darcy, VIM
II. Coleman, and number of others All
went away well pleased.
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Condition Of the Crops.

SGUolIIUA " VIC
The report of the Drpa rtme;it Of Asri-
culture for May relates TO the Condition OF
winter grain, progress of spring plowing, and
proportion of the proposed cotton area already
planted Ii indicates decline in the condl-
lion of wheat Of two points since April. !,
The general average for the whole country be-
ing Sii, against % at the same date in 1856, 40
in 1885, and 81 in 1884. The changes i'll COLI
dillon have not been uniform Throughout the
winter wheat region, stnie states showing an
increase, the majority Slight decline and
few 4 heavy falling of The st-ites If the mid
die Atlantic coast, from PENIS, lvanla to
North Carolina, show some improvement, sea-
sonable Weather having aided the plant III re-
covering more than was expected from the III
jury uulle til.ring the trying season OF Febru-
al, lad March. In New York and New Jer-
sey Lie amount of winter killing was not full
Iy known OH April !, and this, with cold, I'M
favorable weather during the month, has
eau ed d serious reduction vi cohdilion.-
Drouth has reduced the average SOM rw hat III
the + tstern Gulf States and has wrought
very serious damage i'll Texas and All
sas, lowering the condition during the month
10 aud 10 points respectively. Favorable
Temperature and seasonabe rains have i'm
proved the prospect in Tennessee, West Nir-
ginia and Kentucky, condition being consid-
eraUly higher in these stale. than it has aver
aged iii May for tie past five years.
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The GE.v'TS' FUR.VHSA-
ING DEPARTMENT

is a new one with US, but will be marked
with the same vim and care which has
made the other Departments so success
full. All the best makes and many man
ufactured expressly for us will be sold at
lowest possible profit.
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Baltimore Female Cclle-e.

This institution was Incorporated in
lel9, with power 10 confer degrees, endowe ed
10y the State Of Maryland in 1850. The en-
do " II chi Establishes free scholarship in the
College for each county i'll the State, upon
which one pupil is entitled to instruction,
without charge, in all the branches taught in
the College, with the use Of text books. Stu
dents can board with friends, or, at reduced
rates, in the College with the President and
his family. The scholarships are filled by
ihr Orphans Court of the respective counties.
Application for scholarship may be made 10
fh, Court directly ar 10 DIR. \. G. Brooks,
Piesd Ia IF the institution. The College las
graduated ;.Gi pupils. ard trained and sent
forth 200 teachers who are filling responsible
positions. 1 here will be humber OF schol-
arshps vacant, June Ist, tpr which early al :
pic.lton SHOULD be male
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ReneWs Her Youth.

MIS-. Phrhe Cle>lry, Patterson county,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
the truth of which is vunched tor 10y the resi-
dents of the town: Il am - years old, have
been troubled with kidIie' c"nIpl tiIt and
lameness for many wears conl1 not dress
myself without help. No. | 'in Tree from AL
pain and soreness, a'sd m alb" I" Il" all my
own houseaash | owe my thanks To Flee
trlc I;itters for .itvi renewed my youth
and removed completely all ,ii>"ase and pain.
Try bottle, only - cen's al W II. Harper
Drug < ore
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p. IT. HeiskeN J'. &, Co.'S Column.

REQUISITE for CORN CROP, designed
especially to supply what the nature of this
Crop requires, absolutely free from cheap adul
terations. Prompt, effective and permanent,
ensuring large crops.
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SPRING OPENING.

Mrs. f. J. MARSHALL, having recently
wi returned from Baltimore with fine lot
of SPRING and ST MINER GOODS--inclu-
ding HATS trimmed and untimmed), RIB
BONS (al colors) HOSIERY, nice assort-
ment of DRY GOODS, Flowers Gin great va
rietyl, NOTIONS of all sorts, etc, etc, is of.
fering the same at lowest CASH prices. La
dies will do we'll to give her an early call.
April lSt, I'm
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Buoklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Rr,ises. Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilhiains
Corus and all skin erCptions, and positively
cure Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guaran
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For sale by
W. II. Harper.
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The BONs' Department

has always been most interesting one
but now is made complete by adding Hats,
Caps, and Furnishings all the newest,
latest, most choice here already, aud nov
elites, added daily.
Prices, here as elsewhere, as usual the
very bottom.
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Instantaneous AdUe' HSeDaRts
GREAT
Model Clothing
HOUSE,

Acme Hall! which was estab-
lished a few years ago, is now by
far the largest Clothing house in
Baltimore. Its rapidly increas-
ing business has recently compel
led the proprietors to remove to
the immense premises recently
occupied by the Wholesale dry
goods house Of Hurst, PTnell X
Co.
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To. OYIPr Department.

All the leading makes and novelties in
Woolens from this side &C we'll as the 9th
err side of the ocean shown here. These
we sell by the yard, or make to your
measure by skilled artists who will please
your taste and fit your body 1t is rare
treat to see the artistic character Of the
work produced here.
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\ truly pleasant event in prospective Is he
Rev. Mr.. Av,rett and VIII, to take place OF
Wedn 5 la nryt. Services will be Ii Id al
the Chlucil al II \. VI with :. sermon by Il e
Eey. Dr. Hyland. Tie Rectoiy will be
throw II oIe.I iurin. the entire day and eve
ming, and the membe rs Of the congregation,
and other friends, are invited to call at any
hour best suiting their convenience. 1t Will
be a most delightful OCCASION, We have 10
dou u, and orr genial Rector and his charm
ing wife will he most Pleasantly engaged re-
cei,i ig the well wishes and cong ratulatiol S
Of a host Of warm friends ties have already
won in Il is community. No 4 'ial invita-
lions Il. We bee issued, except To friends al Il
distance.
That Sulphur Shower That, last Salril-
day morning, created many queries ami no
little surprise, was very satisfactorily ex
planned by Mr.. McKenny, of the Wrought
Iron Range Company. He stated, in his
opinion, that the yellow substance formed on
tie surface water barrels and standing
D .ols of water, was caused by deposit of
pollen from the bloom of the oak tree. And
the nrdrip WAS a miracle Ho longer Mr..
Mckenny's opinion, which we have no rea-
s,n to doubt, gives us a wider range from
the dominion of Hades that many were 10
clinei to believe on Saturday morning II st.
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The MEMS Department

shows the grandest assortment of Suits,
Overcoats, and single garments ever pro
duced under one roof. Nothing you can
possibly want is omitted and everything is
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south of n Y.